Comments on: Cuzin Danny http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=205 Coverin the bases in Miz Judi's Kitchen Thu, 23 Apr 2015 10:51:20 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: Sandra http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=205#comment-191 Sandra Thu, 24 Mar 2011 11:45:47 +0000 http://ridinouttherecession.com/?p=205#comment-191 Up early in the AM. Always visit D&D to begin my day with a good start. Cuz sent coffee bubbles up my nose. We all have Cuz stories. I could not begin with even one of the funniest. I have 80 cousins on the paternal side. Can't count them on the maternal side. Years of growing up with the different sets of cousins is a Kodak photo album. My kids go through the old Kodaks and ask "who are those weird people". Old coveralls with no shirts, and one of the straps tied in a knot. Wonky uneven homemade dresses, barnes and chicken houses. When I go through the box we all look like something out of "Deliverance" but we were just kids. Loved it Dub. More, more. Guess kids are the same everywhere, it's the area you grow up in that's different. How it ought to be and isn't for kids these days. The folks used to tell us going through the stuff , living in the dual communities of city and farm life would build character. Some of the cousins missed the boat. Some of us were quite successful and are rich in character. No money but plenty of character. Up early in the AM. Always visit D&D to begin my day with a good start.
Cuz sent coffee bubbles up my nose. We all have Cuz stories. I could not begin
with even one of the funniest. I have 80 cousins on the paternal side. Can’t count them on the maternal side. Years of growing up with the different sets of cousins
is a Kodak photo album. My kids go through the old Kodaks and ask “who are those
weird people”. Old coveralls with no shirts, and one of the straps tied in a knot.
Wonky uneven homemade dresses, barnes and chicken houses. When I go through the box we all look like something out of “Deliverance” but we were just kids. Loved it Dub. More, more. Guess kids are the same everywhere, it’s the area you grow up in that’s different. How it ought to be and isn’t for kids these days. The folks used to tell us going through the stuff , living in the dual communities of city and farm life would build character. Some of the cousins missed the boat. Some of us were quite successful and are rich in character. No money but plenty of character.

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